Asst. Professor of Mathematics Maddie Weinstein is among the female innovators featured in a new Seattle Pacific Science Center exhibit—complete with a life-sized, 3D-printed statue.
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Puget Sound's Peer Advisors help incoming students succeed in their first year of college, offering guidance on everything from academics to homesickness.
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Troy Anderson ’91 provides education and safe housing for girls in Bangladesh after they are rescued from human trafficking or brothels.
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Dean of Operations & Technology Gareth Barkin was quoted by Lifewire in an article about camera manufacturers’ attempts to add digital watermarks to images in order to prevent the proliferation of AI-generated fakes. "Being able to prove a photo is authentic will have important legal and cultural implications, especially as AI images become indistinguishable from the real thing," says Barkin. "But proving some photos are authentic is not the same as being able to clearly identify whether something is or isn't an AI image."
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The Very Model of a Modern Major Industry
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In December, trustee Ken Willman '82, P'15, P'18 was a guest on The Economist’s podcast Money Talks. In the episode, which focuses on the business of show business, Willman shares his experience investing in Broadway productions.
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Let's go, Loggers! Maroon Mayhem is this Friday, Jan. 26. Grab your gear and head to Memorial Fieldhouse to cheer on the women's basketball team at 6 p.m. and men's basketball at 8 p.m. as they take on George Fox University. There will be snacks, prizes, and much more!
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Last week, Puget Sound welcomed 13 new students to campus at Winter Passages. A mini version of our longstanding fall orientation program, Winter Passages invites participants to learn about campus resources, explore Tacoma, and be welcomed into the Logger family.
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Jointly hosted by the Swope Endowed Lectures and the Office of Institutional Equity & Diversity, this year's Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration brought members of campus and the wider Tacoma community together to think about how we are called to make Dr. King's dream of first-class citizenship for all Americans a reality. The event featured a keynote by Fred Johnson III, Guy Vander Jagt Professor of History at Hope College, and the presentation of Puget Sound's Keep Living the Dream Award to The Black Collective, a community of black people dedicated to civic engagement through volunteer service.
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